fishertodd
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- May 12, 2013
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About damn time! Story is here... http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/03/18/judge-slams-atf-stash-house-stings/6565179/
Federal Judge Blasts ATF Stings
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The hits keep on coming: Kolbe, DE, and now this! Today is a good day
csanc123
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Wow...never heard of this tactic. Pretty damn low if you ask me. Bunch of f'n crooks. Disband the ATF.
The DEA with the legalized marijuana
beretta_maven
Free Thinking Member
It is about time...
WeaponsCollector
EXTREME GUN OWNER
Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms should be a convenience store, but not at the same time it's a government agency.
Now if only the courts can do something about the ATF and DEA helping drug cartels.
Now if only the courts can do something about the ATF and DEA helping drug cartels.
JPG
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yellowfin
Pro 2A Gastronome
And the consequences to the ATF will be what?
1time
Ultimate Member
I'm not sure how I feel about this. According to the court document the defendant approached an undercover looking for a stash house to rob. Add to the fact that he was already suspected of robbing drug houses. The fact that the judge did not feel this rose to the level of entrapment is telling. If I were working under cover and saw a known prostitute working a corner flagging cars I still couldn't approach her with "hey baby, wanna make an easy $20" as that would be entrapment. Entrapment is not about who makes contact but who suggests the criminal act. It doesn't sound like the judge thought the ATF suggested the criminal act.
The defendant was also bragging about one of his crew being a "jack boy that robs banks and all that shit".
The defendant was also bragging about one of his crew being a "jack boy that robs banks and all that shit".
1time
Ultimate Member
I am unclear if the weapons charges are from guns the defendants brought or if they were because of the guns the agent put in the van. If they were because of the weapons put in the van I do have a huge problem with that.
Sounds a lot like the New York deal about turn your neighbors in for their legally owned (before the SAFE act) "assault weapons" and win cash and prizes. This is becoming the Judas generation.
Hummm....
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